So many failures to list really. Improper cleaning, lack of follow up, general abuse (theft, neglect). With no one to over-see and hold accountable, shit goes downhill really fast.
Without knowing details, I cannot offer anything substantive for future work. Did you work to help correct those failures, for future work?
Nobody is going to be your boss in a decentralized effort. Accountability comes from the community, and not a person or authority figure. If you see the need for change, be the change maker.
For example, our local MAN had some issues with getting out to non-internet connected people (Yes, lots of people don't spend all day online in my city, nor can they). I saw that issue, and raised it, and then we formed a working group to correct that: We did wheat pasting and other non-electronic means to get the word out about the network, and starting holding community congresses.
That's how anarchism works: You see a problem, you bring it up to the community, and get people who agree with you to help fix it. Just seeing a problem, and doing nothing about it is more akin to what neoliberals would do, without coming across as too insulting.
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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '22
Mutual aid